> It's not about saying goodbye to clean code, it's about actually maintaining a clean code by not overabstracting. But the title says so! :p I get the whole

> It's not about saying goodbye to clean code, it's about actually maintaining a clean code by not overabstracting. But the title says so! :p I get the whole point of this post, but it can easily be read as an excuse to actually messy (as opposed to "non-clean") code. The author doesn't actively distinguish them, so others do.